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Mr. Charles Addington—Civics and Commercial Law. Mrs. Marie Berg—United States History. Mr. Robert Classon— United States History and World History. TOWN’S POLITICAL PEDAGOGUES To understand our country, we must know its life and government. The head of the social science department is Mr. Bill Hawker, who also coaches the track team. His hobby is golf . . . Being coach of the golf team shows that Mr. Addington likes golf, too. Chuck's ambition is to visit California . . . Although her avocations are many, Mrs. Berg's chief interests lie in music and travel .. . Miss Lobdell, who is taking a course in Spanish, illustrates our desire to know South America better. She wants to travel through the Straits of Magellan . . . Known to all at Central and to all who have attended Central is Mr. Kuenster. O.K.'s favorite phrase is Take a good straight position . . . Mr. Robert Classon, former adviser of Current Affairs Club, and the A senior class, was one of the best loved teachers at Central. He left Central in January, on a leave of absence, to work in the personnel department of the Federal Cartridge Company, New Brighton, Minn. Upper left: Mr. William Hawltar—Sociology, American History, and Department Chairman. Mr. Orrin K. Kuenster— Civics. Miss Lucilie Lobdell—United States History.
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TOWN'S MUSICMASTERS VILLAGE MUSCLEMEN L To guard against enemy bombers, Mr. 'Charlie Wohlford is now an air-raid warden. His ambition is to take a trip on the Alcan Highway . . . Although little-known, Mr. Ranks is well-liked by his pupils. His nickname is Doc. In keeping with his music, he is a church organist. . . Because of the need for fighting fitness during a war, all boys at Central take gym. Their physical instructors are Joe Markley and Ed Weber. Mr. Markley’s ambition is to educate his two daughters. Last semester Mr. Weber had the girls’ first aid classes. How he had trouble with them! When he told them to be quiet, they giggled! His favorite pastime is playing with his children, Mary and Richard . . . The girls’ gym teacher is Miss Ziemer. Her favorite saying is Jeepers Jenny. In girls' sports, she has a national rating for basketball refereeing. Above: Mr. Chariot Wohlford—Muiic and World History. Mr. Horry Ranks— Applied Music. Right: Miss Eugenio Zie-mor—Physical Education. Mr. Joseph Markloy—Physical Education and First Aid. Mr. Edmund Wobor—Physical Education and First Aid.
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Miss Mary Powers—Civics and World History. Mr. Absalom Er-dahl—formerly Scandinavian and Unitod Statos History. TOWN CURATORS Can anyone ever forget the careful counting of points in hope of getting a B in the classes of Mrs. Pink (not pictured)? Never! Her ambition is to travel all over the country in a trailer . . . One of the kindest and most |ovial teachers is Miss Powers. She wants to be a news commentator on the radio . . . Although Mr. Erdahl left in January, we don't think he will ever miss a Central football game . . . The essential health service of our town is provided by the nurse. Miss Walborg Wayne (not pictured), who also aids the war effort by working at the blood bank. Maintenance Crew The six janitors and two janitresses who take care of the heating, ventilating, and cleaning in our town did a good job again this year. The janitors are Mr. Martin, chief engineer; Mr. Hultman. assistant engineer; Mr. Hammerstad; Mr. Knudson; Mr. Behlke; and Mr. Stay, a newcomer in our town. Mr. Holmberg, Mr. Winn, and Mr. Malkerson who are pictured at the right, are no longer at Central. The two janitresses are Mrs. Opitz and Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Lee is new to Central. Our town's restaurant is under the supervision of Miss Wald, lunchroom manager, and six cooks: Miss White. Mrs. Howard. Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Gewett, Mrs. Gasvee, and Mrs. Anderson. In the picture at the right are Miss Carlstrand. Mrs. Man-on. and Mrs. Lovel who have loft our town. Upper Picture, Top row: Mr. Owon Hammer-s ad. Mr. Sw;n Hultman. Mr. Eben Martin. Mr. Arthur Knudson. Mr. James Holmberg, Mr. Harry Bohlke . . . Bottom row: Mr. Emmett Winn. Mr. Phillip Malkerson. Lower Picture. Left to right: Miss Lila White. Miss Ina Wald. Miss Mildrod Carlstand. Mrs. Mario Ellis. Mrs. Manson, Mrs. Lovol. 19
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